Twitter account Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) sent out the following messages in regards to people that are skeptical about Roman Reigns’ illness:
Firstly, incredible news about Roman Reigns. Relapse is a scary reality for all leukaemia patients. Either fear of your cancer returning or having to face treatment for relapse. It's great to hear some positive news from a leukaemia patient.
— Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) February 26, 2019
We're going to weigh in here with some leukaemia information. We feel like we know a little bit and the Vince gif is appropriate pic.twitter.com/FzMgSswuIB
— Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) February 26, 2019
The different types are key. Acute leukaemias are aggressive and need aggressive treatment to save a patient. Chronic leukaemias are incurable but treatable.
— Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) February 26, 2019
The first question – How can he have hair?
Treatment for leukaemia may cause hair loss. It may cause hair thinning. It may cause no hair loss at all. pic.twitter.com/KXGKFDpA0q
— Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) February 26, 2019
A key example of this is huge @WWE fan and patient advocate @KrisTheScript who has lived with a chronic leukaemia for the past decade. Does he look like a leukaemia patient to you?
— Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) February 26, 2019
A final few thoughts on the psychological impact of leukaemia. Living with or beyond a leukaemia diagnosis is scary. The fear of relapse is always there. Think before you tweet. pic.twitter.com/PflEnrdUML
— Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) February 26, 2019
Remember, everything in life isn't a work.
</end thread> #wwe #wrestling #romanreigns pic.twitter.com/otPQ6H4dWJ
— Leukaemia Care (@LeukaemiaCareUK) February 26, 2019
